Mrs. Wheeler, a teacher from Alexander Smith Academy spoke to our fourth graders about red wiggler worms, composting and how they enrich our soil! Earlier that morning, she spoke to out Green Tigers! Thank you for coming to Frostwood Mrs. Wheeler! :)
Worm castings! They make the compost rich!
Worms love worm tea!! :)
Mrs. Wheeler grinds her leftovers to make worm food.
She puts shredded paper to put in her worm world for bedding,!
Hannah
A red wiggler! It feels very slimy and gross.
Wells
They feel like a mini massage on your hand.
Dakota
Baby red wigglers! Be gentle with them!
Welcome to my blog!!! Throughout the school year, it will be filled with reviews, problem solving ideas and activities to help you feel successful with math and science. I hope that you will enjoy our class blog! We are going to have a super and productive year! Third Grade Rules!!!!
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Building our Worm World
This week in class we studied about soil and worms.Did you know that worms can turn rotten leaves into soil? Worms also mix around soil so it can breath to keep plants healthy! By:Renee |
I got soil and worms from my backyard and because of that, I got to put the worms in and see them move around!!! -Thomas
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